SafePantry checks barcodes against the world's largest open food database and flags every major allergen — peanut, tree nut, milk, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, fish, shellfish, and the rest of the EU Big-14 — including may-contain warnings other apps quietly skip. Free. No account. No ads.
Download SafePantry — freeMost food-allergy scanner apps were built for one allergen at a time. SafePantry was built by parents whose kids have several. Every product you scan is checked against every child's profile in parallel, and the verdict screen shows the per-kid breakdown — safe for the 4-year-old with peanut, caution for the 7-year-old with tree nut + sesame, unsafe for the visiting grandparent with shellfish — in one tap.
The verdict isn't just based on the ingredient list. SafePantry reads precautionary statements ('may contain', 'processed on shared equipment', 'made in a facility that processes'), checks against Open Food Facts' canonical allergen taxonomy, and falls back to label-capture when a barcode isn't in the database. Nothing about your child's allergies leaves your phone.
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